Global economic conference ends with mixed gains and stalled talks
Nations report modest wins in silver withdrawal pacts and bilateral trade discussion while key issues such as currency stabilization and tariff removal stall. United States and France clash over eve renes policy as an executive committee eyes September for reconvening. Internal recovery efforts at home seen as crucial to future momentum.
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Cove Creek Dam Plans Speeded Washington July 28
Arthur Morgan, TVA chair, announced surveys to find cheapest haulage to Cove Creek dam site in Tennessee. A railroad grade survey and highway cost study are under way. a truck transport option to Knoxville is being weighed against building and operating a railroad. Morgan said engineers from the Boulder Canyon project are applying lessons to Cove Creek and emphasize rapid progress with safety.
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Court jails thief after emaciated plea in county jail
Recorder John Vailey presided as Oaklin official Morris Kellexs 16 was arrested on a charge of stealing eukus in a terse court exchange. The judge grumbled towns hungry and ordered confinement in the county jail where he would be fed, warning of harsher penalties if he steals again.
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Hen Lays Rare Triple-Yolk Egg in New Jersey
A white leghorn hen owned by W. P Forner in Flemington produced a half-pound egg with three yolks two shells and one yolk inside an outer shell. The egg measured 5 inches long and 9 inches wide and weighed 84 ounces before the hen fell ill for three days. The owner reports the hen is recovering and back on the road to health.
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W. P Forner
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Death sentence law praised as first in abduction case
The Associated Press reports the first death sentence under the new kidnapping law, tied to the abduction of Lieutenant John J. O’Connell Jr. of Albany. Two other kidnapped men remain missing. ransom demanded. Kansas City cases and further prosecutions noted, including Waldey McGee.
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War headlines echo World War era with modern echoes
New York July 28 AP reports as many front pages reflect the World War’s legacy. The ink of history flows with headlines about war, rackets and NRA drives, warning how past conflicts shape current mood and policy across states and nations.
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Back to the Land Plan Emerges as Unemployment Solution
The Associated Press reports on a new public works funded plan to move unemployed urban families to rural land to grow food and gain subsistence. Secretary Ickes urges supporters to map details while congress debates funding and loan usage to avoid agricultural surpluses.
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Mattern Returns to Edmonton for North American Flight
American flyer Jimmie Mattern departed Edmonton at 9:45 a m for Winnipeg and a route to New York. Co pilot Pat Reid piloted the aircraft as it set off on the long air journey with balloon aspirations noted en route.
Chicago Strikes Staggering Blow At Hoodlum Rule
Chicago moves against alleged terrorism rings as 24 defendants face conspiracy charges for strikes bombing and intimidation. Aaron Sapiro the New York attorney is arrested and bailed. Dr. Benjamin Squires of the University of Chicago reacts to indictment while Oscay Nelson and partner Joseph Rickner coordinate statements. Continued on page six.
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Fraud clues sought over Tennessee repeal vote
A Tenn antirepeal meeting urged the United Prohibition Forces to file evidence of voting irregularities that could expose and punish those involved. The statement cited the July 20 repeal referendum where about 6,000 votes favored repeal, warning that honest law enforcement at polling places might have changed the outcome. Rev. John F. Baggett accused Memphis and Nashville of irregularities that largely swung the margin.
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Cites Get First Beer Tax Return In Tennessee Cities
Nashville July 28 Municipalities will receive more than 2400 from Tennessee beer tax. Finance official Dancey Forty explains allotment of one third of net revenue. Memphis, population 253158, will receive the largest share under the provision.
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Textile Workers in East Tennessee Benefit from New Code
Knoxville July 28 AP Thousands of textile workers across the East Tennessee Valley are getting higher pay for shorter hours under a new industry code. Elizabethan and Gangstoff rayon mills plan shift changes from 52 to 48 hours weekly and offer employment for 200 to 400 more adults. About 2,000 to 2,500 workers are now employed and a $50,000 employee criteria project was announced.
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Textile workers greet new industrial code in the south
Macon Georgia July 28 thousands of cotton mill workers welcomed the new textile code under the recovery act. Workers praised the measure saying it reduces hours from 60 to 40 per week while boosting pay to 12 dollars weekly. W D Anderson Bibk Manufacturing Company president voiced strong support noting nationwide business telegrams backing the code. He cited improved conditions and job preservation as production rises and industry stabilizes.
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Silk Industry Strike Called in Easton Pennsylvania
In Easton on July 28, the American Federation of Silk Workers ordered a general strike affecting about 70 000 workers to protest codes under consideration and in effect. The strike takes effect one day before a public hearing on the silk industry code set for August 2.
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Woman Hurls Eggs at David Hutton During Vaudeville Act
In Hollywood a woman identified as Jane Jones, 27, threw eggs at evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton’s husband David Hutton during his singing act. Hutton, a former Angelus Temple choir leader, has sued for divorce and began his vaudeville run in Long Beach last week. Police booked Jones for disturbing the peace. she was not a member of the Angelus Temple congregation.
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Roosevelt NRA revival spurs rush to sign up workers
Washington reports a surge of merchants and business leaders filing certificates to show their shops have enacted the National Recovery Administration agreement. Post offices nationwide began printing blue eagle posters as delivery of signup blanks continues. Officials in Washington work to interpret codes for remaining industries and answer questions about hours, wages, and fair competition as hearings start on steel and oil sectors.
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